Here are New York City hotels that advertise children’s programs, family packages, or supervised kids activities — with a short note about what they offer and a source so you can confirm current hours/fees and booking requirements (programs and staffing frequently change, so call the hotel or check the property page before you book).

1. The Ritz‑Carlton, New York (Central Park) — “Ritz Kids”

   • What: Branded Ritz Kids programming (destination‑inspired arts & crafts, scavenger hunts, kid check‑in, children’s menus and family experiences). Designed for younger guests (Ritz Kids materials typically reference ages ~4–12). Confirm which activities are scheduled and whether any are drop‑off vs. family activities. (ritzcarlton.com)

2. Four Seasons (New York properties)

   • What: Four Seasons runs the “Kids For All Seasons” program across its portfolio (supervised kids clubs and evening programs at many resorts; Four Seasons New York properties also offer curated children’s amenities and family experiences — property offerings vary). Ask the specific Four Seasons property you’re considering about staffed/ drop‑off programs vs. family activities. (press.fourseasons.com)

3. Loews Regency New York (and Loews family programs)

   • What: Loews’ “Loews Loves Families / Loews Little Legends” family programming (scavenger hunts, activities, kid amenities and family concierge services). Loews hotels often provide robust family services and can arrange childcare; check whether supervised drop‑off sessions or only family activities are offered. (loewshotels.com)

4. The Plaza Hotel — Eloise programs & children’s events

   • What: Plaza’s “Eloise” experiences (children’s check‑in amenities, Eloise teas and regularly scheduled kids events, activity offerings and a dedicated Eloise boutique). These are usually family events and special programming rather than a daily drop‑off kids club — confirm event schedules and whether babysitting is available. (fairmont.com)

5. The Peninsula New York — “Camp Peninsula” family package

   • What: Camp Peninsula add‑on (in‑room tent, scavenger hunt and kid welcome amenities) and other family experiences. Many Peninsula properties also run “Kids Academy” style activities; read terms carefully (some activities require adult accompaniment). (peninsula.com)

6. Lotte New York Palace — “Little Royals” package

   • What: Little Royals family package (in‑room playhouse, activity books, cupcakes, tea‑party options and FAO Schwarz gift card offers). Mostly in‑room and special events rather than a staffed kids club; verify supervised activity options. (lottenypalace.com)

7. The TWA Hotel (JFK) — family‑friendly experiences

   • What: Highly family‑oriented property with aviation exhibits, runways/pool views, and kid‑friendly spaces and programming called out in family travel roundups — a fun, activity‑rich stay though not a traditional daily kids club; check current kids programming and family event schedules. (twahotel.com)

Quick checklist of questions to ask each hotel (so you get exactly what you need)

• Is there a staffed kids club or supervised drop‑off program? If so, what are the hours and the minimum/maximum ages?
• Is drop‑off allowed (parents leave) or are activities family‑participation only?
• Staff‑to‑child ratio and background checks/certifications for staff.
• Fees, advance reservations required, cancellation policy and whether meals/snacks are included.
• Emergency/medical policies (first aid, medication administration) and where the kids are located in the hotel.
• Babysitting or in‑room nanny options (hourly rate and agency used) if you need overnight care.

Note: many luxury NYC hotels provide curated children’s amenities, family packages and concierge‑arranged babysitting rather than a full daily staffed kids club. Because schedules, staffing and safety procedures change, I recommend calling the hotel concierge or emailing the property’s family/guest relations team to confirm details for your travel dates. For the properties above I’ve linked the hotel pages that describe their family/kids offerings. (ritzcarlton.com)

If you want, I can:

• Narrow this list by neighborhood (Midtown, Upper West Side, Downtown, near Central Park, or by proximity to specific attractions), or
• Pull current contact numbers and the specific kids‑program page for any 2–3 hotels you pick so you can call or email them directly.